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Read the Harlem Renaissance by newselaWhat is the main idea:Give 3 detailDetail 1Detail 2Detail 3Conclusion:R estate the main idea and purpose of the text (why it was written)

This is a Canvas assignment which means you’ll be responding by using a text box and only I and Maria Alberto will see your submission.For this assignment, plan to write between 250 and 300 words. You can write your response separately and then cut and paste it into the text box if you prefer that.The Miller and the Steward each tell stories involve exchanges and transactions, though not usually involving money. Still, you could think of the world of each story as representing a kind of non-monetary economy involving what the characters “invest” in one another and what they hope to receive in return, even though these transactions are not financial ones. Think about how each story treats the idea of “profit” even when financial gain is not at stake (particularly in the Miller’s Tale). Use 2-3 specific examples and short quotations from each tale to analyze the transactional world of each story and how these worlds differ from one another in how they define a successful transaction.It may be helpful to think about how the “economy” of the Miller’s tale involves abundance and surplus while the Steward’s story takes place in an environment defined by scarcity and competition. The same is true for how both men talk about themselves in their introductions to their own stories. You could also think about the moral economy of the two very different worlds these storytellers create. Which of these worlds would you rather do business in?

For this assignment, you can choose a song, a speech, a newspaper article, an essay, or anything else that is written for the purpose of persuading someone. To find a piece to analyze, you can do any of the following:Choose a song you like.Go to a newspaper website. Find any article/editorial that makes an argument. Even if the argument is not overt, any article/editorial has an argument.Political speeches are full of rhetoric! Google any politician and “speech.”Commencement addresses are also rife with rhetoric. Search youtube or Google for commencement addresses.Find an essay from an anthology of essays or a website dedicated to essays (such as Lennyletter.com, goodblacknews.com, brietbart, etc.).Tips:If you use a speech, make sure you can find the text of the speech, not just the audio.Consider how easy/difficult the piece will be to analyze. Don’t choose something you have trouble finding the argument/purpose.You may choose a satire piece (“A Modest Proposal,” anything from The Onion or the Berkowitz Report, etc.), but rhetorical devices work differently for satire, so take that into account if you decide to go that route.You can choose a poem or piece of fiction. This doesn’t mean you should choose a poem or piece of fiction. As with satire, devices work differently in fiction, so I would only choose this option if you’re a lit major or really like analyzing poetry.These are only suggestions. There are a million things you can analyze for this. So long as it is something that uses words, you can use it for this assignment. Don’t choose something with images–that’s our next paper.

For many Americans, buying a home is a goal. But it is also expensive compared to renting. Explain some of the advantages and disadvantages of buying a home compared to renting. What are some of the key issues a first-time homebuyer should consider?Additionally, describe a housing-related goal that you may have for yourself. What types of financial information might you need to be able to create a starting point for reaching this goal?Also, please respond to at least one classmate’s pos

“Write an essay (with introduction and conclusion) on the suggested topic.Your introduction should include the thesis statement – main idea of the paper (here is more detailed explanation – https://essayshark.com/blog/how-to-write-a-thesis-statement-to-make-it-clear/). Don’t include any new information in the conclusion. It should  restate the thesis statement of the paper.Support your ideas with relevant arguments and examples (in-text citations). List 2-3 sources in the references. Make sure you stick to a required formatting style. Get benefits of these sources citationmachine.net and easybib.com.MLAformathttps://owl.english.purdue.edu/owl/resource/747/01/https://owl.purdue.edu/owl/research_and_citation/mla_style/mla_formatting_and_style_guide/mla_in_text_citations_the_basics.html”

Korean films did not receive as much attention as other parts of the Korean Wave, such as K-pop and K-drama, from the 2000s to the 2010s, but they have steadily grown their influence in Asia.- What is the most impressive part of the Korean movie that you learned in today’s lecture?- Is there any change in your impression of Korean movies that you have known so far?- If you already knew about the Korean Wave in Korean movies, share your personal experiences.There are several national film markets opposing Hollywood movies that have dominated the global film market for a long time. For example, India, France, Germany, Japan, and China have consistently maintained their own film markets.- Compared to these countries, what are the noticeable differences in Korean movies?

Hi,I need to complete a Cover Letter that needs to be prepared for my immigration application to Australia. I am an architect and the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia has asked me to write a Cover Letter with a specific format that needs to be followed. Below, I have laid out the format of the Cover Letter for your reference. I have already come up with the general format of the Cover Letter in the attached file 1.docx.(Up to four A4 pages max)- Introduction    – Addressing why you think your academic qualifications are equivalent to an Australian accredited academic qualification in architecture in terms of academic duration, the structure of the coursework program, the length of each semester (in weeks), and the core areas of study. When relevant, the cover letter should also address:      – Any period of practical work experience (when, how long, parallel to coursework or exclusive, if assessed/ by whom.)       – International accreditation of the program.   – Academic Duration: 5 years   – The structure:       – a minimum of 159 credits, as follows           – a minimum of 42 credits of General Education requirements          – 102 credits of Major requirements          – a minimum of 15 credits of Free Electives         – Five weeks of an approved Internship    – The length of each semester: 15 weeks- Core Areas of Study    – Design Studies and Design Integration    – Documentation and Technical Studies    – History and Theory Studies    – Practice and Project Management, Implementation and User Studies    – Environmental Studies    – Communication Studies    – Relevant Elective Studies    – Other SubjectsThings that need to be done on the attached cover letter:1. To come up with an introduction paragraph(s) that lays out all the points mentioned above for the introduction paragraph(s). You can also mix and match your introductory paragraph(s) with the one that I have already laid out in the attached file 1.docx2. All the bullet points mentioned above for the introduction paragraph(s) need to be written in a sentence format in the chronological order mentioned above within the paragraph(s)3. Under Core Areas of study, in the attached file 1.docx, I have put the outcome of the courses in that specific area of study. You need to make complete sentences and paragraphs using those bullet points, stressing that these points were fully studied and practiced.4. I have also attached the details of the cover letter received from the Architects Accreditation Council of Australia. You can use that to give you ideas on how to start your paragraphs, but no copy/pasting is allowed.5. You need to use the intro, body, and conclusion format for each paragraph.6. You need to use linking words and phrases within the paragraphs to enhance the reading experience of the reader.7. You need to proofread the existing writing in the attached file 1.docx and fix all the grammatical (or any other) problems.

Now, it’s your turn to practice using MLA format. Your assignment is to create a template for the first page of an essay and a works cited page formatted in MLA style. You may use this template over the course of the semester to help you format all of your major writing assignments. Please include your personal information in this assignment and not the information that you see in the tutorial video.The first page of your template should include all of the components that I cover in the tutorial video. You may simply use the word Title in the place where the actual title of the essay should go. This word should be typed in regular 12pt. Times New Roman font. It should neither be italicized nor bolded, and it should not go inside quotation marks. Be sure that your template has 1 inch margins on all sides and includes all appropriate headers. All text should be typed in 12pt. Times New Roman font.Your works cited page should have 1 inch margins on all sides. All text should be typed in 12pt. Times New Roman font. It should be titled Work Cited because you will only include one source text on this page.This heading should be typed in regular 12pt. Times New Roman font. It should neither be italicized nor bolded, and it should not go inside quotation marks. Please cite your textbook as your source text. For the purposes of this assignment, you may consider your textbook to be an “Edition of a Book.”TEMPLATE ONLY

Alpha Girls: The Women Upstarts Who Took on Silicon Valley’s Male Culture and Made the Deals of a Lifetime by Julian Guthrie (2019)•Am I Being Too Subtle: Straight Talk from a Business Rebel by Sam Zell (2017)•Bad Blood: Secrets and Lies in a Silicon Valley Startup by John Carreyrou (2018)•Don’t be Evil: How Big Tech Betrayed its Founding Principles –and All of Us by Rana Foroohar (2019)•Facebook: The Inside Story by Steven Levy (2020)•No Filter: The Inside Story of Instagram by Sarah Frier (2020)•Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber by Mike Isaac (2019)•The Code: Silicon Valley and the Remaking of America by Margaret O’Mara (2019)•The Man from Essence: Creating a Magazine for Black Women by Edward Lewis (2014)•Winners Take All: The Elite Charade of Changing the World by Anand Giridharadas (2018)You will be required to subm word paper via Canvas–set at one inch margins, spaced at 1.5 lines, using a standard twelve-point font, with page numbers, and submitted as a PDF file –which discusses your entrepreneurial learning experience from having read any one of the above ten books.

Your values, beliefs, and thoughts make you the person you are today. Each of us has four areas of potential growth. We have (1) Emotional potential: how we feel and what we want, (2) Intellectual potential: how we think and learn, (3) Physical potential: how we maintain our body’s well-being, and (4) Social potential: how we relate to other people. Assess yourself at this point in time. How can you develop to your fullest potential?Your submissions must be in correct grammar, diction, proper use of capitalization and punctuation. This essay is a maximum of two pages, excluding the cover sheet. It should be from 350 to 500 words.Use Times Roman NumeralFont, size 12,Double space.Follow APA formatAvoid Plagiarism.